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AEM X-Series Tru-Boost Controller Gauge w/ Boost Control Solenoid 80PSIg Internal MAP Sensor - 30-0352
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- SKU:
- AEM30-0352
- UPC:
- 840879026905
- MPN:
- 30-0352
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Datalog using AEMnet CAN bus-Outputting channels over AEMnet provides so much more than just boost pressure! Send 13 channels of data over a 2-wire connection, including boost pressure, peak boost, boost target, boost scramble duty, overboost status, wastegate crack pressure, boost control solenoid status and more.
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This product is not CARB Legal and not for sale in California |
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